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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1972

Page

5

ITT Memo Dispute Overshadows Republican Convention

The dispute centers on two memos about ITT funding linked to the 1972 GOP convention in San Diego. ITT asserts the Beard memo differs from Anderson’s version and cites a signed statement by Susan Lichtman. California seeks an injunction under the Federal Corrupt Practices Act to recover 1000000 from ITT's Sheraton hotels.

Beard Ike Anderson Justice Department ITT San Diego Hartford Insurance Co Tial Harold S. Geneen Geneen Senate Committee Sheraton Corp TTT Judiciary Committee Susan Lichtman Brown Republican National Committee Sheraton

Navy chaplain faces adultery charges in court martial

In Jacksonville Florida Navy Chaplain Cmdr Andrew Jensen is accused of illicit relations with two officers wives. Defense argues the Navy fails to prove guilt and the American Baptist Convention withdraws chaplains pending outcome. The trial continues with defense motions and witness rulings expected to extend over days.

Jacksonville Fla Navy Solery Jack R. Blackmon Andrew FP. Jensen Jensen American Baptist Convention American Baptists Gudbransens Gudbransen Cmdr Sistant The Baptist Convention Department of Chaplaincy Services Benner Convention Plains Tvs

Life magazine reports tampering charges against Steward

The Life article accuses U.S. Attorney Harry Steward of blocking investigations in San Diego to protect allies. Steward denies any wrongdoing and cites FBI review, asserting the Justice Department has full confidence in him.

USS Life’s San Diego U.S Harry Steward Life Magazine Justice Department Life Steward The Street Journal Richard Kleindienst California Jot Allessio FRE Mdgtar Hoover Allosio Frank Curran Nixon Creran Curran Reveue David Statz Johm Tiwmey Dcalif

Pickets clash as longshoremen strike continues on West Coast

Longshoremen and the Pacific Maritime Association keep up waterfront picketing after a West Coast dock strike. Teamsters Local 692 reports layoffs while ILWU and PMA accuse each other of unfair labor practices as National Labor Relations Board action looms. Packing and container staffing shifted to other waterfront sites, with trucks under teamster control allowed across the line.

Pacifi Maritime Association Teamseters PMA Jake Koenip Teamsters Local 692 International Longshoremen's and Warehorsemen’s Union Koenig National Labor — Relations Board Pacific Motor Transport California Cartage ILWU Matsqn Terminal Island John Mackvoy

Spills viewed as certain with Alaska oil pipeline plan

The six volume Interior Department report concludes oil spills are likely no matter which method moves North Slope crude to refineries. It warns Pacific fishery resources and the Alaska tundra would suffer, with tanker transport posing spill risks averaging 140,000 barrels yearly. The study delays a decision on the proposed 799 mile line to Valdez and notes no option is without environmental danger.

Washington API U.S Interior Department Alaskan Salonen Interior William T. Pecora Rogers C. B. Morton Morton Pecora Alyeska Pipeline Service Ch Prudhoe Bay Alaska Valdez Puget

Wiretap suit seeks damages against LACCD over recordings

A class action in Los Angeles Superior Court targets the Los Angeles Community College District alleging wiretapping of student and faculty activists. Plaintiffs include Elizabeth Martin, Herbert Pryor, Gottfried Rimka, John Buchanan, and Howard Burns, with an ACLU-backed effort seeking 2 million dollars in damages and a 3 dollar per violation civil rights fine.

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